The chain is opening several smaller stores in urban areas and college towns from New York City to State College, Pa., as it battles declining traffic and sales at its nearly 1,800-strong fleet of largely suburban stores.
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WASHINGTON—Rising protectionism, record debt levels and a continuing economic malaise in wealthy countries will drag on global growth next year despite a turnaround in several key emerging markets, the International Monetary Fund said Tuesday.
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Famed bond investor Jeffrey Gundlach said Deutsche Bank AG's slumping share price highlights the impact of the negative-interest-rate policy in
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The index has risen 10 percent over the past year, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. While none of the companies has been granted the
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Weatherford's top tax accountants were under pressure to show the alleged benefits of hop-scotching the company's legal headquarters from Houston
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